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so i've been posting about opennmind here for the past couple days, and something interesting happened. a bunch of people said they'd rather have an ai agent that actually tests their website after every deploy than another agent that just writes code. and honestly, the more i think about it, the more sense it makes. we have so many tools helping us build things, but somehow we're still manually clicking through our own websites to make sure nothing broke lol. someone even suggested having agents record bugs, then come back after you've fixed them, repeat the exact same steps, and record whether the fix actually worked. imagine waking up to a report showing what broke overnight, how to reproduce it, and whether your latest changes fixed the previous issues. that's the kind of workflow we're exploring with opennmind labs. we're also building a workspace for managing projects, researching ideas, and working with ai agents, but i really want the testing side to be genuinely useful rather than just another fancy dashboard. we're still building the first version and getting closer to launch. if you're interested, the waitlist is at https://opennmind.com and early users will get 1 month of pro for free when we release. but here's something i'm curious about. what's the most annoying bug you've ever shipped to production without realizing it? especially the ones where everything worked perfectly on your machine but completely broke for actual users. i'd love to hear some horror stories lol.   submitted by   /u/Low_Cable2610 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 02:21:47